Hey guys, hope you can help me-
In the past I used to easily record my td-9 on my old pc by connecting a simple 3.5" jack cable from the headphones output in the module to the pc mic input. One cable and Audacity is all I needed.
Well, I tried to do the same on my mac but it doesn't seem to work. I'm assuming the problem is that there's only one socket on the mac that counts as headphones (or as a mic if there's an actual mic connected, I guess). I tried to check the system settings to see if there's a way to make it work as a mic but couldn't find any. When I click to record it simply picks up the room sounds from the built-in mic instead of the drums through the cable.
What am I doing wrong? Is there even a way at all to make it as simple on the mac as it was on the pc?
In the past I used to easily record my td-9 on my old pc by connecting a simple 3.5" jack cable from the headphones output in the module to the pc mic input. One cable and Audacity is all I needed.
Well, I tried to do the same on my mac but it doesn't seem to work. I'm assuming the problem is that there's only one socket on the mac that counts as headphones (or as a mic if there's an actual mic connected, I guess). I tried to check the system settings to see if there's a way to make it work as a mic but couldn't find any. When I click to record it simply picks up the room sounds from the built-in mic instead of the drums through the cable.
What am I doing wrong? Is there even a way at all to make it as simple on the mac as it was on the pc?
Comment